<div class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block'>He died five years ago in January. The grief is still there, but more manageable than it was the first three years. I miss a lot of things about him. Here are just a few. I could elaborate a lot on most or all of these, but I think I will just let them stand as they are.</div><figure><img  crossOrigin="anonymous" class="ant-image-img idea-image" src="https://notepd.s3.amazonaws.com/posts/multi/26904679_12046898363.png?time=1671076552618"> </img></figure><div class='public-DraftStyleDefault-block'></div>

DonnKing

10 Things I Miss About My Oldest Son

1. He loved fart jokes.

2. He would embarrass us in restaurants.

3. He took care of people.

4. He loved kids.

5. He was passionate about drumming.

6. He ate with us every holiday.

7. He never let up pursuing his dream.

8. He always laughed in the face of trouble.

9. He loved books.

10. He took pride in his last work.

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